A graphics guru,working in Adobe Creative Studio could undoubtedly write a more precise article, but this description is 'by a chemist, for a chemist' using Mnova. Next you can create image files, and lastly you may want to make a PDF file - especially useful for laboratory notebooks and ELNs. The simplest is a screen capture, followed by pasting. There are a number of ways to produce spectra for export. But converting your spectral images into graphics for various purposes requires a little thought. Mnova is a 'WYSIWYG' application: what you see on the screen is what you will get when you produce files or hard copy of your prized data. Use Mnova to make high quality images for your publications
